How to use the node-opcua-binary-stream.BinaryStreamSizeCalculator function in node-opcua-binary-stream
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node-opcua / node-opcua / packages / node-opcua-address-space / src / argument_list.js View on Github 
const binaryStoreSize_ArgumentList = function (description, args) {
assert(_.isArray(description));
assert(_.isArray(args));
assert(args.length === description.length);
const stream = new BinaryStreamSizeCalculator();
encode_ArgumentList(description, args, stream);
return stream.length;
};
exports.binaryStoreSize_ArgumentList = binaryStoreSize_ArgumentList;BaseUAObject.prototype.binaryStoreSize = function () {
const stream = new BinaryStreamSizeCalculator();
this.encode(stream);
return stream.length;
};public binaryStoreSize(): number {
const stream = new BinaryStreamSizeCalculator();
this.encode(stream as OutputBinaryStream);
return stream.length;
}export function binaryStoreSize_ArgumentList(description: any, args: any) {
assert(_.isArray(description));
assert(_.isArray(args));
assert(args.length === description.length);
const stream = new BinaryStreamSizeCalculator();
encode_ArgumentList(description, args, stream);
return stream.length;
}node-opcua-binary-stream
pure nodejs OPCUA SDK - module binary-stream
